BLender Partners with Q2 to Bring Cloud Financial Platform to Israel

May 26, 2026
BLender Financial Technologies has signed a cooperation agreement with US-based Q2 Software to market and implement the Q2 Symphonix financial platform in Israel. The partnership aims to provide local financial institutions with modern cloud infrastructure for managing credit, deposits, and payments.

BLender Financial Technologies has entered a cooperation agreement with US-based Q2 Software to market and implement Q2 Symphonix cloud financial solutions in Israel, announced in a press release.

Under the agreement, BLender will integrate the Q2 Symphonix platform as part of its system for managing credit, deposits, and payments. The company has adapted the platform to meet Israeli market and regulatory requirements, enabling financial institutions to accelerate product launches and improve operational processes.

The collaboration targets banks, credit companies, non-banking entities, and payment providers operating in credit, deposits, mortgages, and digital payments. It combines modern financial infrastructure with BLender’s existing credit and payment technologies.

According to BLender, the partnership expands its technology operations in Israel and strengthens its position as a comprehensive technology provider for financial institutions seeking cloud-based and automated financial systems.

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